The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-28
N ,hs yacht, Then b. FHss oyer ,, ,1s VI. Ia

arr In the yacht. Then he goes over them with
ataio line. NM snGns ies' NOV ,phE ,hey Ire;
anil 10 rs,,lj 10 n,ake ss,ls that vii IT.. ne
clo lis, VI upnlpe, away run vertically. MeAsr
all ION l. large enough for an entir, -nil to %
laid down On iis huor ~ once, but Twelve
n s 49, Ie ",d , Hw cam ann /. "l"a Over Ss or
tucked. Ike the skirt of little xir dress, Tor
l0ol - ite! AnY'isr way !. to sinply me ca
y ai,S. The cloths nre then sawed togsthsr 10
'fhe cloths are sewed together with thread
nude Of tho wool Of the cany'.s This thread
liz doubled and visited and waAed; The needles
are three Or four incher long hih are irlahgu-
lar In shape toward thu point; The sailmaher
uses n ,inmht m.!e OF .3le ieatiisr covered
S " ray ss /" Of T s han and n%pGf 9"ss
the thumb Ike tue tliun, oi q init. There IL y
li.rs ol Iron iiitolnoar the bnse ~ ihs thumb,
W". Thy w BUN, ' is s JSS through III" c,,S
sr.c.a nsayy palms had :" BE- made y s S,Ind
Mayiiuw"r. Once through. tho ailnah.r 'lraws
Sna s sro, |! Win ut s, 1T " md nI;s . i
lie ~" taxes a turn Win It AROUND tho tn,inb
n"l ~ min Tfe pulls a ,i"wn 'm" N"
bench u foot hygn. ton inches wide, and
i've or six fcei I1ns. having = little canvas
nSkei al 2ns end we ,,. ne . S.epi ny r. am
wuile a roun,i. ,.iiIied kLiis. with n blade Fix
inches iui,g and ihrse-,iuRrtersO III an nch wide,
s Niece Of I hl%1"rs Tia, S %" ~ tiss
use. IN. kn . T. used Instead d shears 10 80
canvas and tue sharp pointed piece oil wood Is
called II il,i. AMI Ii use, 10 punching holes IN
the canvas where needed,
hal If IL rops rings put in. called grommets,
E WOW T r"Ss Are . s of Work
In buttunir, les Beau iiui white cotton rope
l. used lor the reef p'in's,o or ti,e rhor, ropes
sail In lair Weather, and are used to To the
sails down TO the boom III, a yale wien tlie OK
poso,l urea must be reduced. Cotton Is not
rope called u imlt rope. some Use Amrri.
hemp The aussiau hemp does not give. ont
ts 'ar In warm weather IKE ne Ame 'cnn
nS;p AMI So l. rreYs Wy honsh mon ""
expensive. G:.lva,lze,I iron eyes. or inges
" they are called are plncrd In the CORNERS OF
asr,i i " "n out sfS lie ""rasrs Of s sail |" The
places on the spars w'r're the corners are ue-
ned !" some Ihs rGrrs .; p hs", got out to
tie rtrrtcins o, the stuff Although pain iro,
-sthni sill sails have come In ,nshinn;
Every yachts'nan takes gren' lriIe in having
his . ,hnv sn i Te a n' IN N e sra
In iii. course OF tw" or three y.nrs. TUE sen.
son. with Il e unwontcd humidity In the mir
has been narticnla ~ destructive of the LOOKS
Of sails. SAY ver says that sails wore In many
cases dscnlors,l more during the month ni
July than during two seas' ms Oi fine weather,
There in II patent compound thar will prevent
mildew on sui = thai hnye been moistsned WI 2
H. hut the s,uT masses he "a IL 81 rs eli In every
direction. AM, 40 ruins heir share 'or ias,
suiiinS. IT," irei d"Si re- Of the sat maker II to
make u snl, set iiAt' the nexi l. to make II ne
sinn,ih us possible lit were po-sibei" make
TIL, lis mansail AZ sn,.nth ~ tue silk lniloon
jih hy any process Il would he done. Sawyer
says that he IN = took u sail Into hi- lot AN!
soapeL II. and thnt the s"arinE made the -ni
sn,ou her nnd h.l'el the y!uht'- speed. wax.
pi ID to such III. sails as pot lead IL to the
hulls tllnre would be an Interesting demand
for paralfine in5tanter